Miranova Place

Miranova Place is a mixed-use building complex in Columbus with two towers of different heights housing residential and office spaces. The development combines apartments, office areas, shops, and galleries in one location along the river.

The development was completed in 2001 by architectural firm Arquitectonica and marked a turning point in downtown Columbus transformation. It helped establish a new standard for mixed-use development in the area.

The location serves people who want to live and work near the riverfront while having shops and galleries nearby. The site brings together daily routines and leisure in a mixed-use setting where office workers and residents naturally intersect.

The two separate parking garages with a combined capacity serve office workers and residents separately, making vehicle management straightforward. Visitors can easily access retail areas and galleries without parking concerns.

The residential tower contains 26 stories and stands as the tallest apartment building in Ohio. This height offers both residents and visitors views stretching across the entire city to the river.

Location: Ohio

Architects: Arquitectonica

GPS coordinates: 39.95470,-83.00560

Latest update: December 8, 2025 19:49